Pros
Paid consistently and trained adequately
Cons
Lots of issues. Scheduling is a nightmare, and you will be overworked. I asked for >18 hrs/week (due to being a full time student), and was given 4 days consecutively, 24 hrs/week. Coworkers are decent, but there is a culture of gossip which even managers will partake in. They will belittle physically or mentally disabled employees behind their back. The communication is abysmal, and often leaves staff confused and not knowing what they're supposed to be doing during a busy day. Treatment of disabled workers is awful, I told management I was physically disabled and required breaks throughout my shift due to chronic pain, and was often belittled for taking these breaks. DO NOT WORK HERE IF YOU ARE A STUDENT OR DISABLED IN ANY WAY